Made in Texas
When Abilene, Texas, author Cole Thompson wrote his debut novel, Chocolate Lizards (a reference to the dark brown lizard skinned boots his protagonist, Merle Luskey,...
Rebecca Ponton
Military Veteran and Geologist James Bollich From the Service to the Subsurface
In 1921, the first BCG vaccination against tuberculosis is given, in Paris, France… the World Series baseball game is first broadcast on the radio… future...
In Conversation With JP Warren
Rebecca Ponton: You have had a varied and interesting career in energy – everything from HSE with Noble Drilling to Archer’s Acting Country Manager in...
NJ Ayuk Makes His Case
NJ Ayuk is Africa’s renaissance man. Born in West Africa, (he calls himself “the luckiest kid born in Cameroon”), and raised by a single mother...
General Wesley K. Clark: We Have Energy Security
“The filmmakers said, ‘We need a straight man and we need a young rebel. Then, we need a conservative voice of an older generation, and...
All Roads Lead to Energy
Advanced Freight Dynamics has built its reputation on excellence in shipping and logistics from the smallest shipments to the most complex projects, with a constant...
Mario R. Lugo: A Conservationist Takes A Philosophical View of Oil and Gas
Mario Lugo, P.E., has a prediction to make: “The offshore industry as a whole will still be slow in 2022, but I believe there will...
J. David (Dave) Payne: Control Your Own Legacy
Engineers design and build things, and they are driven to make them better. Dave Payne can speak in very complex, technical terms about the engineering...
Jason Spiess: A Man of Intention
“I’m a method journalist so, before I do a story on skydiving, I’m going to go skydiving,” explains Jason Spiess, founder of The Crude Life...
Gaurdie Banister, Jr., The People-Centric CEO
Among the characteristics a company looks for in a CEO or board member, diplomacy would be somewhere at the top of the list. Gaurdie Banister,...
